I nee a switch outlet for my dryer, but this item doesn't look like the the dryer plug would fit. Do you think it would fit?
29040
No, it won't, this is for a 110V lower wattage appliance. True, the plugs for 110V vs 220V appliances are different. This works well for a regular grounded plug/small appliance, but you have to check the watt limit for the plug and the appliance. The thing about a dryer is it is almost always 220V (V for volts), regular small appliances are 110Vs. An electric dryer or stove uses alot of electricity, and it must be plugged into a higher power 220V outlet, this switch works only with lower power 110V appliances and outlets. Confusing, but important...
29041
This switch is intended to be used for a 120 volt low current devise like a table lamp. Your dryer uses 240 volts and draws very high current and uses an entirely different plug.
29042
I believe It's the same size as a standard wall outlet, it should fit. All of my large three prong plugs fit in them.
29043
If your dryer plug looks different from most of your other plugs it's most likely that it's running on 220 Volts. Reason for the 220V is you can't get more than about 1500 Watts of power into a 115V appliance (like your toaster or toaster-oven). A clothes dryer requires more than that to dry in reasonable time.In which case the answer is an unequivocal NO - this device is NOT designed for 220V appliances. And there is NO chance for finding an adapter either. Why would you want it for your dryer anyway? A dryer comes with a pretty fancy control dial which is what you're supposed to use. (I presume your dryer is a clothes dryer.) If your dryer plug looks different from most of your other plugs it's most likely that it's running on 220 Volts. Reason for the 220V is you can't get more than about 1500 Watts of power into a 115V appliance (like your toaster or toaster-oven). A clothes dryer requires more than that to dry in reasonable time.In which case the answer is an unequivocal NO - this device is NOT designed for 220V appliances. And there is NO chance for finding an adapter either. Why would you want it for your dryer anyway? A dryer comes with a pretty fancy control dial which is what... » Read More If your dryer plug looks different from most of your other plugs it's most likely that it's running on 220 Volts. Reason for the 220V is you can't get more than about 1500 Watts of power into a 115V appliance (like your toaster or toaster-oven). A clothes dryer requires more than that to dry in reasonable time.In which case the answer is an unequivocal NO - this device is NOT designed for 220V appliances. And there is NO chance for finding an adapter either. Why would you want it for your dryer anyway? A dryer comes with a pretty fancy control dial which is what you're supposed to use. (I presume your dryer is a clothes dryer.) « Show Less
29044
I guess that I should have asked what dryer you are talking about. I was thinking clothes dryer but I wonder why you would need a switch for that. You probably mean hair dryer. This should work just fine for a hair dryer.
29045
It's a standard 120-volt grounded outlet, so if you mean a hair dryer then yes. But not a clothes dryer of course.
2106188
It very likely will fit if the dryer is not too old. The older whirlpool dryers used a similar stat but it was different. when you get your dryer apart, you should be able to see the difference.
923271
My elchim dryer is an older model and it fits perfect! I love this diffuser. I'd measure across the front of your dryer. The part that attaches is narrow (you can kind of see it in the picture). I'm guessing it's pretty universal.
1531990
I dont know! Haha i just searched the model number on my dryer switch into google and this came up... I recommend doing that
1076577
Yes, it will fit. As soon as you receive it check the operation of the switch and how it takes the shock. The switch I received was not well made, but I received a good working replacement from the vendor a week after notifying them of the issue. Since then it has been working great.
2165644
No and it will fit but you will need another 6 to 7 inches to fit the dryer hosing that does come off the side of the unit. So to properly install the unit you need it to be 30 inches wide
464009
I don't know what that dryer is like but it fits my Conair - model number unknown - have had the dryer for years.
2205794
I'm am not certain. I use it on two different hair dryers and it fits very well. I have curly hair and it is the best diffuser I have ever used! My sister has one too and it fits on her dryer too. I think her is a solano. I imagine it would fit yours but if I am unfamiliar with your dryer....maybe you can contact maker since they are both made by same company.
2110839
Hi Kate, I purchase this item for my daughter who makes alot of dryer items for the grandkids. I can ask her next time I see her. Sorry I don't have the answer now
863978
it has a 20 amp plug where your dryer has a 30 or 40 amp. they are not the same.
1789170
Yes, it really fits better than the original one on my dryer. I keep thinking I should buy another one, because I might not find this info should that one wear out. I am very pleased.
169460
sorry, can't answer for sure - you might go to a local store and check it out, so many different dryers!
1757134
I don't know. I have a regular size dryer and it fits perfectly. I guess you could compare them.
1489711
I would recommend going to the LG website and looking at the manuals for your dryer. Or call LG customer service and ask.
1738667
Yes. Standard one for this type of outlet. Any GFI rectangular style would fit if you want to change it out.
1500568
Not sure, but if you search your dryer online it will give you the exact part number you need for a replacement that is how I found out which one I needed! :)
1257126
I recommend you look for your model of your dryer and web download manual gives detailed report on number of correct replacement and then the number you're looking for on amazon. regards